Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-07-08

her father, Rev +. Wneelock being alb
sent Justine Labouuty recently got Il
bad cut while shoeing Il horse .... Patsy
Green of Underhill for being intoxicated
was last week fined by Judge Stafford 50
aud costs amounting to $40 SG......The
Lone Stars of this place will play the
( nine of WaterVile at the Boro, Saturday.
Luther Putnam while on his recent fish
ing trip to st. Adams fell down 10 foot
embankment and was badly bruised ....
In town last week We're Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Henry Adams of North Hyde Park, James
Parker of Hyde Park, Isaac Austin of
Underhill, Mvron NJ. Parker OF Washing
ton, Capt. j. J. Monahan of Underhill, Il
brother of DR.. Buchanan, Mrs. Curtis,
Miss Mary Rood of Milton, Miss Hattie
Mcfarland who has been attending school
in Oswego, y. y, Oscar Mcfarland of
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Iioughton of
Enosburgh Minnie and Andy johnson of
Jericho, Mrs Amos Hobart of Essex, FL
mer Folsom of Philadelphia. the Misses
Hooper from California, Mr.. lIoyt of Ne
braska, Miss Armstrong of Fairfax. Mrs
Darius Cox of Fairfax, Mrs. Clinton
Brown of Underhill, Rev. Mr. Hunting
ton of California, b. #. Beard and wife of
Waterville, Mrs, II. b. Brown of Willis
ton, Mrs. Byron Green of St. Adams and
Mrs. Carrie Downer Of Waterville.....
Mr.. Eli Hobart died SATURDAY after pain
tul illness Julian and Fred Chayer
are at work in Burlington LIN the
case of the State against j. w. Page Tor
/ liquor selling the jury failed to agree.
/ the case will appear again September ).
...... The -mller Rosseau in Il game of
| base ball lately sustained a very bad in
jury to one hand. ....Mrs. Lewis Davis
If Hampshire corners is recovlng from
her severe illness ..... Eddie Bartlett
leaves North Cambridge for CalilUr-
MIA tins week. Mrs. OSley is
thought to be falling .....Mrs. f.. c. Els
worth, Mrs. j. l.. Melvin and Minnie Put
nam who have been invallds are improv-
ing... Sheriff Raymore has finished
haying ..... Reuben Brush and family
have gone on a visit TO Portland Miss
/ Lena Putnam is visiting friends in Jer-
cho....,, Miss Aura Blu Ter went to Bur
lington on visit last Tuesday DR..
Gilbert and wife were in Morrlsvllle last
week ...,..Miss Eva Ellinwood has re
turned from Burlington. Mrs. Mary
Chayer will be in Underhill during the
summer. $50. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ken
field of Boston occupy b. g. Macey's new
house at Hampshire Corners.
Reuben Brush he caught a trout last
week which weighed II ounces. Ezra
Chase is laying the wall for the new
church at the Boro... Miss Lucy Vince
lock has returned from Boston ...... DIR.
Morgan has a fine new span of horses.
..... Miss Emily Provost of Lowell,
Mass, is visiting Mrs Charles Corse..
Frank Butler of Pleasant Valley broke one
toe last week ...,.A sister OF Mrs. Con
yeau has been pronounced insane and
taken 10 the asylum at Brattleboro. .....
Mis-. Horner is recovering from her i'll
ness. Annie Page is home from Bur
lington on a vacation. Edward Far
rell of Pleasant Valley died Friday.
:. L. Brewster is building a sugar house.
...: Robbie Smith of Pleasant Valley
Miss Ella NJ. Waite is home from Mont
pelier. Mrs. d. X. Stevens of Winches
ter, Mass, is with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Waite. Charles w. Turner
, is repairing his premises. .....The follow
ing have visited in Jacksonville since our
last Mrs. Gardner, Henry Kilburn of
Burlington, Mrs. Farnsworth of Colches-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones of John
son, Mrs. Keller ana Mrs. Sawyer OF
Hyde Park. ....O. w. Reynolds is to re-
par his barn. The Lone Stars of this
place won IA game with the Fletcher nine
last week, "a TO 2l...PhuniX Lodge
gave "A strawberry festival the 24th. 80.
Mr.. Oscar Atwood Is expected home soon
for visit before setting out on his travels
-. Mrs. George Pennington of East Fair
field is visiting, at the Boro.
Rev, Edwin Wheelock preached at Wi
and son spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry
Porter in Fletcher. A. G. Griswold is tC
remove to the tenement at the junction
depot. Rev. Mr.. Tenney preached a ser
mon to the young people Sunday evening
49, Miss Ella Holmes is organist at JET
Sargent. -. Miss Ella Mcfarland OF John
son spent last Sunday with Mrs. Norman
Atwood -. Miss Katie Fletcher has re
turned from school at johnson,
Bristol.
For the past five days thermometer.
have been from 90 to 9S' in the shade.
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bands gave open air concerts on the park
saturday evening. The New Haven
band was entertained by the Citizens
band with supper at the Bristol house.
The Independence ball at the Commercial
house was largely attended....F w
, Nash and wife go to the lake this week
for three weeks. .....T The concerts by the
Schubert Quartette club were the best
ever given here. Maple street is fas
becoming the most noted one in the vii
, lage. 1t would be very desirable resi-
dence were it not the fact that two or
three families reside thereon, whose repu
tation Is below par. Rows in that locality
have been OF frequent occurrence of late
, saturday evening one occurred, which
was participated in by several. Charles
Dana. who was visiting" at Lewis But
ler's, became involved in a row with the
latter, and succeeded in knocking Butler
out in two rounds. William Carl, son.
in-law of Buffers then stepped in and
knocked Dana out. He then stepped III
to Wallace Hammer, who was standing
near and struck him. Hammer knocked
Carl down, but the latter responded when
time was called and made rush for Ham
ner, who knocked him down again and
jumped upon him. He had just com
menced to pummel Carl in the face when
the bystanders separated them. The
cause of the trouble is attributed to Carl's
wife and Mrs, Sarah Phillips, a grass
widow" IL Is understood that complaint
has been made to the grand juror, who
, will take action in the matter. I'm. S
Stone of Morrisvillo is in town visiting
friends. ...... Haying has commenced The
crop will be large one. .....There has
been no new developments in the Carpen
ter case. 1t was simply nine days won
der......M. w. Wilson is to try his lucl
as an insurance AGENT. Rev. Thoma.
Archibald of MiddleDury occupied the
desk at the Baptist church Sunday. II,
also preached at the union meeting at thu
Methodist church in the evening .....
Butter was quoted at from 10 to Is cents
Saturday.
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